Articles in this issue:
From voir dire to closing
A look at the role of video, especially body cameras, and the expanding role of social media in police-misconduct actions
Civil attorneys have the right to explore juror attitudes, beliefs and proclivities. Be prepared to defend your rights to the court
A practical, court-focused look at how you will select a jury and what you can and cannot accomplish in the process
CACI gives you the essential tools for quantifying general damages to the jury. Here’s how to use them
Direct examination requires its own storyline sequence with a beginning, middle and end
Trial is not a solo act, it requires a chorus of support
This trial skill requires training, writing and memorizing scripts, and constant practice until you internalize the voir dire
A look at the qualifications for jurors and at proper challenges, particularly language-based challenges
Your best chance to win is to empower the jurors who are already with you to persuade the rest of the jury that your argument has merit
A master trial lawyer shares a career’s worth of jury-selection knowledge
Tips to manage your email inbox
Elder abuse by nursing homes and mandatory arbitration in consumer contracts are but two of the battles being waged in Sacramento
Together we are a stronger organization as we look to the new year
General principles that apply to all closing arguments in personal-injury cases
